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UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE. MAIN DRAIN ROAD, MAN Q AWHATA. TUESDAY. JUNE 29, 1926, AT 12 NOON. NEW ZEALAND LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD., in conjunction with DALGETY AND CO. LTD., will sell on acoount of Mr Wm. Klatt (whose lease has expired) as above:— A Q REALLY good cows, calving 4xo early factory dates (25 2nd calvers) 8 springing Jersey heifers 8 yearling Jersey heifers 1 spring cart ipare S.R.' , 1 5-year hack 65-gal. “Viga” separator, 30 gal. milk vat 16-gallon copper 9 bales hay 1 ton table potatoes. NOTE.—Average test for the season was 4.3. Dates given at sale. Buyers should not miss this opportunity. Account H. S. JONES, — 1 ton eating potatoes 1 good 8-yr gig mare . 1 half-draught 18-mos gelding 1 set light harness 5 odd horse collars UNRESERVED DAIRY SALE. VALLEY ROAdTKIMBOLTON. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30th, At 1 p.m. NZ. LOAN AND MERCANTILE . AGENCY CO., LTD., has received instructions from Mr E. A. MITCHELL, who is giving up dairy-, ing, to sell, WITHOUT RESERVE, 1 the whole of his dairy herd, com-| prising,— 20 f.c. Jersey and Jersey cross cows _ j 7 2-yr Jersey heifers r.w.b. 9 yearling Jersey heifers (s.r.) ' 1 2-yr Jersey bull 1 Shetland pony 8 slips L.K.G. milking plant (2-cow), 3J h.p. Bertram engine, 90-gal. Alfa j Laval separator (s.r. on machinery). AUCTIONEER’S NOTE.—The abovo herd is one we can confidently recommend to intending purchasers. Mr Mitchell has very carefully culled his herd during the past seasons, and every one of the above cows has been bred on the place. Practically all are second, third and fourth calvers, and aro coming to profit during July and August. Calving dates will be given at the sale. LIGHT LUNCHEON PROVIDED. On account of other vendors, — 16 2}-yr Jersey heifers 2 good dairy cows UNRESERVED DISPERSAL SALE.' LOCKWOOD, KAIRANGA, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1926, At 12 Noon. I New zealandloan and mercantile AGENCY COMPANY, LIMITED, have received instructions from MESSRS LOUGHNAN BROS., who have sold their property, to sell as above, — -J COWS, due July, August and JljUxJ September (young 2 and 3). 8 springing heifers 2 empty cows 4 Jersey bulls 21 sows, to farrow end July and August 2 p.b. Berkshire boars 50 store pigs 7 draught horses, broken all work (ages 6-9 years) 1 hack L 1 medium swamp plough, 1 s.f. lever, plough, 1 2-coulter potato planter, 1 1 potato digger, 2 scarifiers, 1 moulding plough, 2 block drays, tripod harrows, Cambridge roller,, discs, 100 fencing posts, 1 Fordson tractor, chains, bars, farm sundries, full sets harness, set gig harness. NOTE. —The cows are principally second and third calvers, in great condition, 80 calving before end of August (a really good lot). FARMERS! CONTAGIOUS Abortion in Dairy Herdo iB far more common and serious than is generally thought. Last season a large proportion of the Dairy Herds in New Zealand failed to calve owing to this disease. You can ensure your herd coming in at the right time by using “Savol, a reliable and proved remedy for Contagious Abortion in Dairy Herds. ■ Price, 55s per drum—sufficient to treat 82 cows. ' . i Further particulars and instructions obtainable on application to N.Z. LOAN AND MERCANTILE AGENCY CO., LTD. PALMERSTON NORTH, FELLDING and iUMBQLTON. FOR SALE. 300 4-YEAR Romney ewes, good line, heavy clipping, Romney skinned, ewes in lamb to Southdown rams, showing well in lamb, 24s 6d. SHAND AND C0.,Stock and Station Agents, Rangitikei Street Phone 5730. 75 COW DAIRY FARM. FULLY EQUIPPED FOR £5600. ~i Af\ ACRES all rich flat and in JL4rU splendid grass, divided into 12 paddocks, by first-class fences; situated in a much sought after locality; only 1 mile from school, 4 miles railway, cream collected; new 6-roomed bungalow, h. and c. water, electric light and power, bathroom, porcelain bath in fact, a real good home; 8-bail cowshed, garage implement shed, man’s room. Average b.f. last season, 2901 b per acre. First mortgage only £ISOO Gov.; cash, £IOOO or near offer, balance 7 years at G per cent. The purchaser of this farm must make a lot of money and enjoy the comforts of a fully equipped farm meantime. KENNETH MCDONALD. I RANGITIKEI STREET. Palmerston iW'iu '